Wendy and Marty are joined by CBS Law Enforcement and Security Analyst, Paul Viollis, to discuss how potential mass shooters have been stopped because suspicious behavior was reported.

City Cuts Barbershop owner Jon Escueta pays children $3 to read books aloud in his barber chairs. His Books By Kids program helps kids become more comfortable with public speaking.

Wendy and Marty check in with Steve Anderson-McLean who adopted a family of six foster siblings. Hear what getting ready for back-to-school is like!

Marty and Wendy talk with Val Finnell, the PA Director For Gun Owners Of America.  Val says that DIck's is making a political decision and he thinks people should support local gun dealers and stores that support the second amendment.

Marty finds out how Wendy and her family save time traveling back from the beach.  Avoid the rest stops. How you ask?  Take a listen.

Penn State grad Rob Lawless decided to quit his job to do something none of us does enough: chat with strangers. Listen now about his mission called Rob's 10k Friends.

University of Pittsburgh toxicologist Dr. Tony Pizone tells Wendy and Marty that vaping is so new, it's too early to know how dangerous it is... particularly to kids.

Just days after he buried his wife, someone stole Antonio Basco's car and totaled it. Then something magical happened...

Marty and Wendy talk about a Fox News poll that came out saying that trump would get beat by the top four democrats running for president.  What does Marty and Wendy think?  What do listeners think?

Wendy is back from her vacation and Marty finds out that her kids had a party when she was gone.  They drank all the good beer and replaced it with bad beer.  Marty tells Wendy what really happened because he did the same thing when he was their ages.